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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1887-06-10
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PUBLIC

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RUPTURE PERMANENTLY cuRrn

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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1887-06-10

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length, and is 1900 feet high.
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Relief is immediate and cure sure.
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Try walking with your hands behind
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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1887-06-10

When Baby was sick we gave her Castoria,
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria,
When she became Miss she clung to Castoria.
When she had Children. she gave them Castoria.
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WHAT A POSTAGE STAMP WILL no

Try cloth wrung from cold water put
about the neck, for sore throat.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1887-06-10

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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1887-06-10
JoHNNY's COMPOSITION on MEDICINE

A strong cup of coffee will remove the
odor OF onions from the b eath
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1887-06-10

Fay no Ereights. Palmer & Rev
manufacture their OWN type, and having
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their prices.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1887-06-10

The only stock of type, presses and
printing material will be found at Palmer
& Rey's Portland house.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-06-05

OF rthe specialties. Fort Worth and Denver
City advanced y cent. to 40. and closed az v
cent. higher than yesterday at 4oh, while
Hooking Coal and Iron was In better demand.
on account OF tho raid OF yesterday. at net
gain DIX y cent
The movement of prices was apparently pased
in part upon the covering of short contracts
incidental to the closing Of the week. but more
upon the continuation Of the favorable show
ing Of railroad earnings for May. The advance
was checked toward the close by the publicn-
ton OF the bank statement, the figures OF which
were disappointing. Owing to the operations
OF the Treasury Department the banks lost
money up 70 Thursday. Since then they have
and will continue to do, so. during the next
week or two on account OF the i int, ana th
pension disbursements due the rs 81 OF me
ss Except g. t'f paul and and Jersey Central show
ing small gains over yesterdays final fIgures
hsTs Sns Ssry s sGsf eS
Rome and Decatur lsts at % to 9Sa, and To-
stost ssS y
'a sSS ssss o etc 0 trusts a'S az
The character OF the market has not changed
materially during the. week. There has been
ss The tS fcas f
Under the Of the the mos To
the coal stocks. The plan for recognizing the
Central Railroad OF New Jersey Is factor Of
moro than ordinary Importance. With this
property placed upon q solvent OASIS ana inc
Reading Company also, the entire coal trade
will be In a better condition than 1t ever has
been. at least late years.
AS bearing upon the general situation, the
They have deiled ali bear, predictions. The
absorption. OF money money BY tho Treasury. This;
however, does not seem to have tnter1ered
with speculation in my other direction than
stocks. 1t may be that this Is because the
market for them Is moro mercurial than any
others: The crop prospects have improved
materially during the week. and the efforts to
advance the price OF wheat have not interfered
cereal. The general trade situation remains
unchanged. except that the number OF failures
Is on the decrease. The industrial situation
has improved somewhat. Despite the fears OF
stringent money market. the rates OF interest
remain at 495 u cent. with free offerings at
these figures. Sterling exchange Is lower and
heavy on account Of moderate Offerings OF both
commercial and security bills.
As compared with the final prices Of last
Wheeling and Lake Erie SIX, Northwestern,
TX. Lackawanna ! 4. Denver and Rio Grande
preferred l. Lake Shore and Omaha common
x. and Reading = p cent. higher. On the
other hand, Fort Worth and Denver City is az
y cent. lower. Norfolk and Western preferred
2, Louisville and Nashville x. Pacific Mail 4.
San FRANCISCO preferred II. st. Paul and Du
luth y, Erie. Missouri Pacific and Oregon
Transcontinental x lower. The rest Of the list
shows no special change.
The noteworthy changes in prices to-day are
shown nv thi9 com nnriSOn OF final Salea.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-06-05
THE UNION PACIFIC INQUIRY.
President Adams Says the Company Ha
Paid the Government Five Times Over.

President Adams says tho Company Has
Paid the Government Five Times Over.
BOSTON, June 4-The final session In Bos-
ton OF the United States Commission in
vestigating the affairs Of tho Union Pacific
Railroad Company was held this morning.
President Adams Of the Union Pacific testified
that the consolidation had been advantageous
for all the roads. and. In his opinion. any at
tempt to sever the consolidation would be ex-
ceedingly unfortunate.
Have you any knowledge Of the power Of
any officers Of the company having been used
in an Legitimate manner at the present time
or In the past ?" asked Mr.. Anderson.
Mr.. Adams replied that he had no reason to
suppose that any Of the directors proflted i'm
properly by 1t. and. while unwilling to pass
judgment upon Mr.. Gould in this connection.
he thought the settlement was Q very good
much may have been made by private indi-
yiduas., there ia no party in THO country that
tSs 81 s rs hS g States ss
has. he said. besn repaid fully I'VE times over
time ss or the aa ritz 1 s
itself unable to meet its Civilizations, It viii be
Thurman act The sinking fund created By
this act which its pfoeetGEs claimed would
per SH cent. The Go1ernment." he said. forces
US to divert our money to source that no
sense Ths holds our
eeked up TX eSs vs. con
the fegtunes Of the road II the Goyernmens
sRoad sf To is then as
Government could step In and foreclose."
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-06-05
New York Markets.

SATURDAY, June 4.-FLouR AND MEAI-The
Faaf Tss dg ye Jsss snPe4n.
sseRsi ssssss yssd s. * and kxs St
CorIOs-FutGres opened higher, on a much stronger
m .ls Srs
and the close was at iissc for June, 1iOc. for July
5ss
for for for March and
middns upisPds 4leo; alfs 1889 The soStIefn
faGrss Wsrs especially
nG Ia
ss,y ~ for sAqESs Re- fSs s
ss fsf 6ee %a Sssssss January and
9sioi for May 1854; Spot wheat was hfmer, but less
@ sss'; sis'i :H'se.s
and 'ss g. s. and 10 S.rsisfn ;prPs so a.
lvered Indian corn futures were again dsarsr with
ssSgiRs %s5s as;
spss Ga dsmana
$50 IN s s":a .ass IS
sHtsSsiyss tor Aassst; and on the :pGt mixed
ana sad b Ssi's a. sSs IN
Wheat Hus9. No red 5sr
oss4e. December o,fsc,; May si,9l Corn steady NO
PssS roE Jung NY NJ sS 19E
~. sys siss
sS 9s asSs. eS.nss
for July lie for August s5e rGf ssPtsm6sr and
auietsr; sales 500 tcs AZ e6oe, for prime city es2,<9
1o21ac for prime 10 choice Western and Zoe for re
0ut meats very Suet 6g nr9y held Dre;ssa hogs dSl
at i5siSc for creamery Cheese dull At ASossc for
state factory full cream Fresh eggs very unsettled
GRocRRIEs-Cohee on the spot was hrnL with some
business on private terms Ro options sg9yant; sales
the early months, and ~ 35fs2iHlc, for the late
.Snn,a sss r ass
At 4s Refined sugars very nrm especially ihs medium
grades; crushed 6I6lsBc.; graduated otkenc SOFT
Waite, 53sS5sc for ,"And 5Sob6c for Co; ysnoWA
Ss91L ssosases l .SGpsn.ns rather nrmsr Oui
lesa active ~ SSI<1354c. -.
sse sslinE a ossss;s6. and el1sinS a. es1tessszs
Ss::s O.-lA .AAg4,.,, :-7.ses e :. :.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-06-05
An Autom.ton Gee. Mad.

Challenging the attention OF pedestrians IN
this town Tor weeks past tobacconists show windows
is an Apparatus which displays swinging horizontal
bar between two uprights the words DOMESTIC and
"Import," indicate that both kinds Of cigars are
sold insl. The letters Of these words arc printed on
square cards which are attached by edge to tho
swinging nr SO that when tho bar swings forward once
1t display all the letters of word and when swings
forward ne next time 1t displays the other word
YESTERDAY behaved Itself in manner not INTENDED ~
watched h antics The machine to invent words
for itself 81 Tapping the eardboerds every which Way
pestic." At the next hop the cards read "Domortsd"
"iopsrtic "Dmposted," "immertid" and "Dopostc'
the rot so bg stopped the horse cars and
Q policeman drove tho people away.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-06-05
CHICAGO'S BIG WHEAT DEAL.
DESPERATE ATTEMPT OF THE BEARS
TO BREAK THE MARKET

A Complaint Filed Against r. ID. Arrour
Charging Hin with Cornering Pork
wheat Advancins . Cents = BusheI.
CHICAGO, June A pool Of $4,000 was
made UP among the big bears who belong to
the Century Club and Charley Wright, we'll
known character about the Board Of Trade,
was Induced to file q complaint before Justice
Brayton, charging p. D. Armour with corner
Ing pork. This move Is the result OF
heavy Losses mado by the big short
sellers In the wheat pit. and the object
is said to be to break the wheat market Since
the time when the millionaire bears saw their
carrying charges disappear. and found that
the money they had made on the selling side
OF the market was being rapidly swallowed up
by their recent losses on the short side OF
wheat, they have been cropping around In
desperate sort OF way to retaliate. Who the
principals OF the wheat deal were 1t
was impossible to determine. That secret
was too carefully guarded. They decided that
an attack made on Armour on the ground OF
the alleged May pork campaign. would scare
tho wheat bulls just as badly. Charles Wright
was finally prevailed upon to sign the COM
plant. He Is a desperate short seller, and
rom oDa tho public until today but the sdyanee
opportune time to try the effect on the market.
ftfell nat. Instead OF the wheat crowd being
demoralized the price simply kept on ad-
' Whit was seen in Schwartz. Dupee & Co.'s
Office and admitted IL that ne hSd made hnn s coh
short on pork and wheat, but refused to an
eyer. T. D. Armour is In milwaukee, to-day.
The opinion on the Board was that the whole
thing was rather. desperate bear move,
which has been de'ridicuious by the lack OF
interest with whss The nsys was reSeiysG ~,
largest and most complicated operation in the
nature OF corner that was ever attempted
and that has for such length OF time proved
successful. It began in March. when the May
spectators long denied that there was deal.
though prices continually advanced, while
the more distant options remained stationary.
As the LIST Of May approached evidences Of the
was no longer DISPUTED. What Course the
the day Of delivery, when they took all tho
wheat that was offered. carrying the
that they will be compelled to carry It
WITT, wheat fahs &e shs s eo
lapse in the market is difficult, II not an i'm
i8.OOO,0OO bushels in Chicago, while
that has 6sep sod -. assIIPP;st The stun i,
the the shorts cannot at present be deilvered at
Chicago. owing to the insufficiency OF storage:
The clique sell heavily at every advance. and
buy on the sharp declines. 80 as to keep the
market we'll in hand and they seem to have 1t
under perfect control. Those carving wheat
seven per cont. and fail in some Instances to
get IL at all.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-06-05
JOHN DELANEY,s REMORsE
He Acnses Himself OF Causing tho Death Of
Miss Cox and Then Denies II.

whe, John Delaney. the lover Of Mary
Jane Cox. who took poison and was found
dead In chair at 140 Prince street. Brooklyn.
on Friday morning. surrendered himself to
Policeman McAulifIe on Friday night In Fulton
street. Brooklyn. he burst out crying and said:
II am John Delaney, and killed that girl
Nellie COX" On the way to the York street
stationhe said further: Il was Mary's beau,
and wehad a quarrel. bought her some rat
poison and gavo It to her. but didn't think she
would tnke it." He was very anxious to be
taken b see the girls body. but no was taken
to the Washington street police station. To
Can't. Campbell no admitted that he had used
the expressions given above. but he added
II don't know how l came to make them, as
am in no way responsible for Miss Coxs
DEATH
On the matter, He will be held. pending the In
Gently written BY the girl to Delaney and found
in his possession at the time OF bis arrest, sne
accused him Of betrnying her and OF negleoting
her for other girls. She also made anxious IN
Quirieal, bout some drug which might get her
out OF lUr trouble. 90.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-06-05
rs ROSA TO BE CARVED UP Toos
Dynamiter Dick Short, who Fixed Up Pie
Ian, IL After Him.

Dynamiter Dick short. who Fixed Up Pie
Ian, is After Him.
Perhaps It was q letter from dynamiter
Dick Short, who carved up Capt. Phelan in
Rossa's office. that sent Rosa to Police Head
quarters on Thursday. Short, who is credited
with saying that Rosa has not paid to him
moneys collected for him. is in the Skin and
Cancer Hospital Fordham. He wrote letter
on Tuesday to Rosa saying these pleasant
things about him among others:
Ireceved copy Of tho Brooklvn Eagle from you. In
second MoDermott 1t Ia a well known fact that never
saw McDermott In my life until You gave him cIedcn
tins visit and the who are suffering In British
prisons to-day Ono of associates In Cork In this
cause In this city day and will endorse my state
ment. You dare not deny that you made deal with
Red Jim (McDermottI was forewarned by letter
some three years ago from ireland to be watohfu Of
across. I have that letter to produce today, and 1t
comes from ono OF the most trusted men,
The brand OF the informer Is Cd your forehead, and
can't be wiped out with death
Any man that kicks against your villany Ia put down
inf0rmer That Is your way OF getting out or the
night Any man who expresses an opinion OF your guilty
soul sneakingy denounced by you as being suspected
Rossa getting better, and will be leaving this in
sttntion In ten days You can't hear from me before
then; 1t is difficult to got stamps here. Yours a.
Some people regard this letter as threat.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-06-05
MRS. K11EnEAN ACQUITTED.
Cheers within snd without the Court Recon-
Tho Prisoner Fnints Away.

LITTLE VALLEY, N. Y, June A.-The jury
in the case OF Mrs. Mary Wileman, on trial
here for the murder OF her husband. retired at
10 o'clock last night. Mrs. Wileman was pros
trated during tho night, and 1t was with tho
greatest difficulty that she walked into the
court room this morning. She was accom-
panied by her two sons, Eugene and Willie;
She looked pale and haggard, and trembed
violently as the jury filed Into the court room Sn
at 8 A NJ. Judge Lewis wore an anxious look
upon his face Last year he was called upon
TO sentence Mrs Wileman to death, she having
been found guilty on her first trial
Guilty or not guilty I" asked the Court.
There was absolute silence In the court room,
only the rustling, of the trees In the courtyard
breaking the Stiffness
Not guilty" said tho foreman Of the jury.
Then shout arose; Mrs. Wilsman tainted,
and her counsel carried her out Of the court
room. The utmost excitement prevailed for
several minutes. There were cheers within
the court room and without on the street,
where great crowd had collected. The YER.
dict was entirely unexpected. as the case was
supposed to be more severe than at the first
trial. Congressman Laidlaw's eloquent ap-
peal In behalf OF the unfortunate woman Is
thought to have saved hor life.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-06-05
Hua,iriaI

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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-06-05
DECIDED FOR RUSSELL SAGE.
REFEREE RAVES DIsMIssEs MRS. NAT
TERws SUIT WITH COSTS.


to E.tabi,sh In the Refsree's Mi.d th.s
tho Account 10 Correct as II Now Stands.
o-,,,. n -. a.. -, - ~ ,,,,t
Granville Z. Halves, the referee IN tno Buit
of sopbia l.. Mettern aaainst Russell Sage, an
nounced his decision yesterday in eight type
written wilton paaes Of legal can The decision is q
review Of the action. a digest Of the testimony.
hs complaint 9n S witt. an costa HIS
ment of the case is as follows:
Tho action was commenced May ia 1885, originally 70
bond which tho plaintiff charged YVES oy .ae
defendant Issue was ,onec June ~ ICY. 1us On N.
amended by consent and tho action changed to
action for an accounting Tho plaintiff offered in evil.
asnes tho defendan.s bill Of particulars and .ureharssd
ehs'sd March 10 ISL 100 share, o, sa
.%. ' eons.asa ' that tho wabash stock va.
chased under plaintiffs directions ou. she ch.rs.s tina.
she ordered sold but tina. defendant failed to execute
.ess. tia. .ho never ordered tho purchase ., n.
sns aa' arising and as III. bond or stock
s :a, (. e
View We o. tho fac. hat Il had been .oa
plaintiff and defendant were the only witnesses
examined touching the. vital questions OF the
tradictory. The complainant was apparently
not used to speculations, which might account
Of her stock transactions
The derendan, seems to be specuistor in stocks and
sho.sh claim. to % SSnms.'o broker 20 4 4
such and is subject TO AL the rules governing that
business About the 2eth or Nay lss1 no mad az
ew WIN me ~ F aIa i rN ~ ps,nti fnrn.bsd
mo- margin ysaseyep and the defendant took ali tho
sponsbiity OF iossNa course which unusual with
defendants that he purchased the stock
tor hsf from sympathy anu " as'i'' hef al supporting
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n long review OF tne stock utHsdctlon Io,
lows, showing dealings In l.90O shares OF stock
by Sage for Miss Mattern and the taking OF